Water can affect the surface by erosion because over time it
slowly carries away dirt and rock. This is how the Grand Canyon was created.
The Colorado River slowly carried away rock and earth to create the Grand
Canyon that we know today.
<span>Rainwater Causes Weathering and Erosion, Rainwater Causes Deposition,
Deposition Helps Form New Rocks, River Water Weathers and Erodes and Ice Causes
Weathering and Erosion</span>
The answer is Secondary Succession
Explanation:
The term "secondary succession" is used to refer to the process in which plant life re-emerges in a zone after a natural disaster such as a flood or a fire. This implies the area was already populated by plants, there are destroyed by natural phenomena, and plants recolonize the area after weeks, months, years, etc. This phenomenon is depicted in the image because there is a fire that destroys previous plant species but despite this plants grow once again after this natural disaster.
<span>The answer is A. Food has been, since the emergence of life
on earth, the first source of energy for organisms. This energy was harnessed through
respiration to enable growth and development, movement and also provide heat. Ancient
humans then discovered fire and also harnessed its energy to cook food (making food
easily digestible) and also warming themselves during winter. </span>
Based on the research of Albert Einstein the best way to increase energy of emitted electrons when using red light is to use a different colored light that has a higher frequency. Albert Einstein has proved that t<span>he energy of the emitted electrons depends only on the frequency of the incident light, and not on the light intensity.</span>
A forensic scientist examines or looks for information associated with a legal case to obtain facts and find the truth so that justice can take place. For example, a forensic scientist may be called to do a scientific examination of the armaments used in a crime.
The following are the skills to be exhibited by a good forensic scientist:
1. An analytical and logical approach
2. Highly developed observation and scientific skills.
3. Patience and concentration
4. A high degree of attention and accuracy to detail
5. Strong spoken and written communication skills.